Pakistan Army Seizes Control And Arrests Bhutto
Pakistani army ousts Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and imposes martial law. Gen Ziaul Haq becomes chief martial law administrator while promising October elections and continuing the presidential figurehead role of Fazal Elahi Chaudhry. Both Bhutto supporters and opponents arrested as unrest continues.
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Radio Pakistan
Radio Army
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Fazal Elahi Choudhry
Ziaul
New Delhi
Rawalpindi
Choudhry
Yaqub Ali Khan
Nawai-Waqt
Supreme Court
Bhutto
Suspect leads police to graves in California murders
Patrick Kearney and David Hill, former roommates, led authorities to two Imperial County grave sites linked to long running slayings. The pair face murder charges in Riverside County for two deaths. officials say they may be tied to up to ten bodies across four counties. Investigators described the search as ongoing with more sites possible.
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Imperial County Sheriff's Deputies
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Lon Hettynger
Imperial County Department
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David Hill
Hedondo Beach
Riverside County
California
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Calexico
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Riverside
San Diego
Los Angeles
Orange
Imperial
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Hill
Riverside Courcil
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Lie
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Alaska pipeline shut down amid nitrogen leak under gravel
An Alyeska spokesman said a nitrogen-leaking 1 1/2 inch drain plug buried under 20 feet of gravel caused the trans-Alaska pipeline shutdown Monday night. Repair time was 11 to 13 hours, with oil expected to resume by mid morning today. The leak occurred near Pump Station No 8 at milepost 488, 15 miles downstream from the oil halt. No oil spilled. nitrogen is used to prevent combustion ahead of the oil. The oil had already passed Fairbanks and was moving toward Valdez, potentially arriving three days early.
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Fairbanks
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Alyeska
Militant Jews Outnumber Nazis 4 to 1 in Skokie Protest
In Skokie 2000 Jews rallied at the Mayer Kaplan Jewish Community Center to oppose a National Socialist Congress march while courts blocked Nazi demonstrations. Frank Collin said the ACLU would prevail against injunctions, and Kahane warned the law would soon permit Nazi marches.
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Skokie
Jewish Defense League
Chicago
JDS
Mayer Kaplan
Rabbi Kahane
Collin
Park search resumes for missing Julie Fillo in Mt Rainier area
Longmire Washington AP Searchers resume the effort to retrace a six square mile Mt Rainier National Park area for Julie Fillo a 20 year old St Louis woman who vanished during a solo hike Authorities say poor visibility and limited helicopter use hampered work with more than 60 people and dogs involved The experienced hiker had planned a 19 mile route but lacked a tent and faced snow rain and sub freezing temperatures during the search efforts Cole County receives an 8000 state grant to develop a county plan by Mid Missouri Council of Governments including a master road plan population projections and utilities planning
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Longmire
Wash
Mt. Rainier National Park
St. Louis
Julie Fillo
John Ritenour
Fillo
Cole County
Mid- Missouri Council of Governments
Maurice Markway
County Planning Commission
Jefferson City Council Sets Five Committee Meetings Today
Jefferson City schedules five public meetings in the City Council Chamber including a 7 30 p m committee session and a separate 4 p m council gathering. The Police Committee meets at 7 p m Wednesday and Wardsville Aldermen convene at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Blair Oaks High School. A Parking and Traffic Commission session is planned for 7 30 a m Thursday at the police station.
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Wardsville Board of Aldermen
Blair Oaks High School
Jefferson City
Church Study Endorsed on Homosexuality in Ministry
United Church of Christ delegates at the general synod voted 409 to 210 to accept a new study titled Human Sexuality and urged local congregations to respond. The report urges a single standard for all sexual acts, stresses loving motives, and says people are fully accepted in all dimensions of sexuality including heterosexuality and homosexuality. A minority report opposing the findings was prepared for distribution.
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United Church of Christ
General Synod
Barbara Weller
Souderton
Fox trapping and hunting closed by conservation commission
State officials closed the hunting and trapping season on foxes due to low populations from high fur prices. Foxes and cats were added to the closed list months ago, with restrictions on quick kill traps and color sets for trappers.
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